2009.96.1.21
California Flea Market Series, Untitled 48
1976
15.875 in HIGH x 19.875 in WIDE
(40.32 cm HIGH x 50.48 cm WIDE)
(40.32 cm HIGH x 50.48 cm WIDE)
Gift of Mark, Annette and Elizabeth Levinson
2009.96.1.21
portfolio; cream cardstock sheet with photo label
in graphite, verso, BR
handwritten in graphite on verso, BR: "From the 'C.F.M.' Series, Untitled 48, 1976 [copyright] Joel D. Levinson"
This is a black and white photograph taken at a flea-market. The image shows a girl with long dark hair holding up a taxidermy deer head by the horns. A woven tapestry with the image of Mao Tse-Tung appears behind her.
Info from Frontice Sheet - All black and white photographs are vintage silver prints, printed on Portriga Rapid III Matt Paper (noted as the highest quantity silver content paper ever made for mass use) Selenium Toned and printed by Joel D. Levinson from 1975 - 1986 and sold only in the 11 x 14 and 16 x 20 sizes. Not a single balck and white print was made or printed after 1986.
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